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Extend and customize Drupal functionality with contributed modules.
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Attach fieldgroups to an entity without creating tables for those fields, and store the data as a json string as if it was a textfield.

One of the more complex user interface issues yet to be solved is to provide groups of fields to the content manager while maintaining a sound data model. These groups of fields would generally be described as meta data for the content object being curated, and do not serve any purpose outside of the context of its parent object.

Gentle Select Widget implements gentleSelect jQuery plugin for transforming select boxes into a skinnable alternative. The selection list can be rendered with multiple columns/rows to present larger datasets in a more manageable format. It recognizes the multiple attribute on select boxes and does the right thing automatically.

This module works with list, list_text, list_number, node_reference, taxonomy_term_reference, user_reference and entityreference fields.

The 'FileField Sources Scald' module allows drag and drop from Scald into a file or image field. If building a site from scratch, we highly recommend using the Scald Atom Reference sub-module, included with Scald. However, in some cases, you may need to continue using an existing File or Image field and would like to add Scald drag and drop functionality without adding a new field.

The voipnumber_verification.module is a module which adds verification capabilities toVoIP Number Fields by sending an SMS message with a random-generated 4-digit code. In future versions we plan to add verification via Phone calls, too.

In particular, this module provides:

- a new VoIP Number Field option, which can be found under
Field Settings -> VoIP Number Verification

This module provides an additional image field formatter and stand-alone widget
that allows the browser to automatically download the appropriately sized image
for the current display. This helps save bandwidth and improves the page load
time.

Because the module does not require javascript in modern browsers, images are
requested sooner in page load and reduces browser processor usage on javascript.

Instructions

After enabling the module you can select it as a field formatter for any image
fields defined on a content type.

There are three options when using this module as a field formatter:

"Media Query Images with Picture mappings" - This allows formatting of the
field using pre-existing mappings from the Picture module. This allows for
simple replacement of Picture module formatting with this module. Picture
module must remain enabled to preserve breakpoint mappings.

"Media Query Images" - This output has no automatic image choosing
functionality. You select from the list of available styles for this field
to show. This output is designed for developers that want to have total
control of the displayed image style using their code.

Requires no additional modules.

Legacy Browser Support

The built-in automatic image selection funcitonality of this module depends on
media queries support in the browser.

The Open Semantic Framework (OSF) for Drupal is a middleware layer that allows structured data (RDF) and associated vocabularies (ontologies) to "drive" tailored tools and data displays within Drupal. The basic OSF for Drupal modules provide two types of capabilities. First, there are a series of connector modules such as OSF Entities, OSF SearchAPI, OSF Field Storage and OSF Views to integrate an OSF instance into Drupal's core APIs. Second, there is a series of module tools used to administer all of these capabilities.

By using OSF for Drupal, you may create, read, update and delete any kind of content in a OSF instance. You may also search, browse, import and export structured datasets from an OSF instance.

OSF for Drupal connects to the underlying structured (RDF) data via the separately available OSF Web services. OSF Web Services is a mostly RESTful Web services layer that also allows multiple Drupal installations to share and collaborate structured data with one another via user access rights and privileges to registered datasets. Collaboration networks may be established directly to distributed OSF Web Services servers, also allowing non-Drupal installations to participate in the network.

Extends Field group with an option for a Popup field group. This will render a link which, when clicked, shows all of its children in a simple position: fixed popup.

This module does not mess around with the structure of the form or the DOM particularly. Rather the children of the group are surrounded in a <div>, which is then styled as a very simple position-fixed popup.

A button is then rendered on the form which toggles the popup open/closed. The label of the button is configurable.

Select2 - The jQuery replacement for select boxes now available for Drupal fields.
This module provides a new Field widget for Entityreference and Term reference fields. It is based on the Select2 jQuery library: http://ivaynberg.github.io/select2/

This module integrated this library with the Drupal Field API, and provides a new type of widget.

This module allows site administrators to add additional HTML attributes to the wrapping markup on any field in the Manage Display settings page.

Instructions

The field formatter attributes settings are found in the Manage display tab for content types, users, and other entities. A options element is available for each field formatter, revealed by using the formatter settings edit button (Gear wheel icon) for that field.

Why use this module?

This module is good if - for example - you need a quick & dirty way of adding schema.org microdata attributes to fields. A better solution to this problem is found in the Microdata module, but most field formatters are not yet supported. *edit: An even better solution to this problem is the Schema.org module which, while not technically supporting the recommended microdata format on schema.org, uses RDFa 1.0 which all the search engines support nicely.